Sentence examples for became decent from inspiring English sources

I made good use of the theory that you had to put it on the plate 10 times or more before a kid would taste it and eventually all four of my kids (who are now 10, 7, 6 and 5) became decent (and polite) eaters, whom I can count on not to tell a dinner host that they "don't like it".

Together we will become decent Christian adults.

Then all of a sudden it had become decent".

An appeal to cut out crime and become decent law-abiding citizens View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

"It took a long time for my English to become decent," he says.

Its shortlists have become decent, rather than battle cries for buildings whose relationships between people and places are genuinely exploratory.

And, as one senior Conservative put it yesterday, "What happens when the Tories become decent again?" Just as the SDP depended on an extremist Labour, so today's Lib Dems risk relying on Conservative unattractiveness, a resource that may not last forever.

The Apple mobile devices have become decent gaming machines, with some of the newer games providing in-depth 3D environments and absorbing gameplay.

He never stops saying it, that it's for our future, so we become decent people and – excuse the language so we don't end up with a shit life….[According to her father] the only thing that can open doors is education [Once he got started], my brothers and I knew we were in for a 2-hour lecture.

While this advice helps black students become decent human beings, it will not protect them from the challenge of being black in America.

And, although certain attributes like height, strength, and intelligence don't hurt, most physically healthy people can become decent rowers if they're willing to put in the effort.